Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20

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an oyer-done cake or q sad loaf of bread
among the large collection Of edibles out
no one seemed to know if there was Inc
Cooking Club is doing well, and we hah
its development with q feeling OF pleasure
Prof. Haupt gave a free lecture in Choir
al Hall last night TO a small audience.
Prof. Krider, of Wheeling, and the above
named gentleman are trying to get up
classes in German here. Both claim org
inal methods, while the system taught by
both is the same. Probably a little COM
p~etition would reduce prices.
The A. NJ. Z Church holds a centennial
celebration to-day. q,
The fire at the B. & o. shops destroyed
the engine house of the machine shop
proper. The whole loss will not be over
$500. The place of the fire was hard to
reach with d reel.
Wonder what became Of the T.. y r
bomb in the co~nflagration
John Baker, OF Findlsy, IL home on a
visit.
A report was current yesterday that a
glass works at Findlay had burned.
John Muth went to the First ward on
horseback and pulled up the reel to the
fire.
Mr.. Lewis, of the Fifth ward, has begun
the construction Of a residence in the Filth
ward cut.
The c., L. & W. road has run its rails
lust under the street Car track where they
cross on Noble street.
The C. & p. is making some improve
ments in the coke yard of the nail WORKS
The banquet given by the X. OF +. on
Thursday evening was one of the huest
events of the kind ever given here.
The lodge of American Mechanics Is
growing rapidly. At the last meeting
eleven new members were taken IN.
The Turner Society will give a dance
next week.
An effort is being made by the mer-
chants on Belmont street, between Thirty
second and Thirty fourth streets, to secure
enough names to justify the employ ment
of a special policeman for thet section.
The Independent asserts that there are
some prospects of the Ohio Valley railroad
being extended to Marietta next year.
II it took Martins Ferry two years to
get a new depot, how long will it take Bel
laire?
The mother of w. S. Campbell, of the
Episcopal Church, was reported dying
yesterday, and the reverend gentleman
left on the evening train for his home.
The natural gas was turned of yesterday
for a short time.
A gang from %Steubenville have come
down to lay brick on the streets.
Rev. X. F. Keller will address the
lodge of American Mechanics at the First
NJ. F. Church this morning
The father of Mr.. Ward, of the firm of
Stewart & Ward, died at his home in
Wellsville.
Henry Crimmel leaves tomorrow for
FostOria, where he goes 10 manage a glass
works. About 20 workmen from here will
go with him.
About as much water was wasted at the
plugs yesterday as went out OF the nozzle.
Miss Lima Dawson is visiting friends in
Barnesville.
The school teachers are not satisfied
with the kindness (?) the Board has deign-
ed to confer on them by cutting shOrttheir
holiday season, Said a lady interested
last night: 'The ladies who pay their
board will have little over when they
teach two days and pay four days board"
Continuing she said: 'Bellaire is the
only place where teachers are doCked for a
day or two and by the laws of Ohio they
are entltle to the three days that has been
taken from them
Andrew Readerer, c. &P. policeman ar
rested a small boy yesterday afternoon.
The Western Union office will he opened
in the lower part of the Windsor Hotel for
the present.
Judge briggs passed through the city
yesterday on his way home to Woodslield.
The Independent says the loss Of the C..
& p. company is about $1,000.
Now is a good time for the railroads to
talk of a Union depot.
The total enrolment of pupils at the
public schools is 1000.
Rev. w. F. Mclaughlin breaches in the
L. 2. Church to day.